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July 27, 2026

Crypto4me Announces Predict & Win Challenge Winners

The Predict & Win competition, which accompanied this year's Tour de France, has come to an end. Throughout the individual stages, participants predicted which riders would finish in the top three, earned points for correct predictions, and collected additional points by completing selected activities on the crypto4me platform.


Only participants who met all the competition requirements were eligible for rewards. The EUR 2,000 prize pool was distributed among eligible participants based on the number of points they earned. An additional EUR 300 was awarded to the winners of the yellow, green, and white jersey categories.


Overall Competition Standings


The highest-scoring participants were:


1st place – Pequeno
Total points: 1,000
Amount to be paid: EUR 334.44


2nd place – TommyB.
Total points: 965
Amount to be paid: EUR 322.74


3rd place – Fintech
Total points: 750
Amount to be paid: EUR 250.83


The remaining places went to TomIndo, who finished 4th with 650 points (amount to be paid: EUR 217.39), and ADAM4231, who finished 5th with 450 points (amount to be paid: EUR 150.50).


Jersey Category Winners


Alongside the overall standings, participants also competed for three special jerseys inspired by the traditional Tour de France classifications.


Yellow Jersey

The yellow jersey was awarded to the participant with the highest total number of points.
Winner: Pequeno
Yellow jersey bonus: EUR 150


Green Jersey

The green jersey was awarded to the best predictor—the participant with the highest number of correctly predicted stage winners.
Winner: TommyB.
Green jersey bonus: EUR 100


White Jersey

The white jersey was awarded to the best new participant who joined the platform after the campaign had started.
Winner: Fintech
White jersey bonus: EUR 50


How Participants Earned Points


Participants could earn points in several ways: by registering on the platform, by completing account verification, by correctly predicting the top three riders in individual stages, and by regularly purchasing cryptocurrencies during the campaign.


Participants received 50 points for correctly predicting the winner of a stage, 25 points for correctly predicting the second-place finisher, and 15 points for correctly predicting the third-place finisher. They also received an additional 10 bonus points for correctly predicting the entire podium. This meant that participants could earn up to 100 points in a single stage.


Participants could also earn an additional 100 points each day by purchasing cryptocurrencies worth at least EUR 100.


Thank You to All Participants


We would like to thank everyone who took part in the Predict & Win competition. Your enthusiasm and engagement throughout the Tour de France stages made this campaign a great success. We look forward to seeing you in future competitions on the crypto4me platform.

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